Christening venues
Christening parties tend to be daytime, family-heavy and full of small children, so the best rooms are close to the church, easy to get to and relaxed about buggies and noise. Community halls, hotel suites and pub function rooms with a kitchen all work well.
Choose your town
Christening venues in each town we cover.
Reading
2 rooms · up to 190 guests · Berkshire
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Northampton
3 rooms · up to 200 guests · Northamptonshire
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Swindon
3 rooms · up to 200 guests · Wiltshire
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2 rooms · up to 180 guests · Greater Manchester
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Stockport
5 rooms · up to 200 guests · Greater Manchester
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Wigan
4 rooms · up to 200 guests · Greater Manchester
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Oldham
4 rooms · up to 180 guests · Greater Manchester
See all 4Rochdale
1 room · Greater Manchester
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Bury
1 room · up to 120 guests · Greater Manchester
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Salford
4 rooms · up to 800 guests · Greater Manchester
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Tameside
5 rooms · up to 250 guests · Greater Manchester
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4 rooms · up to 200 guests · Greater Manchester
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Manchester
1 room · up to 100 guests · Greater Manchester
See the roomWolverhampton
4 rooms · up to 200 guests · West Midlands
See all 4Plymouth
2 rooms · Devon
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Every room we list for christenings, biggest first.
Sedgebrook Hall
The Moonrakers
Finger Post
Stanley House Function Rooms
St Alphonsus Parish Centre
Dunstall Hill Community Centre
Low Hill Community Centre
Summat to Ate Steak Restaurant
Toby Carvery Bolton
St Ann's Parish Centre
Des Moffatt Western Community Centre
The Micker Brook
Holiday Inn Express Leigh Sports Village
Unsworth Cricket Club
The Old Station House Hotel
Jolly Sailor
Metro's Sports & Social Club
Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis & Squash Club
Puss in Boots
Park Hall Hotel & Spa
The Schoolhouse Hotel & Restaurant
Highfield Pavilion
Lyndhurst Road Community Centre
The Old Savoy
Duston Community Centre
Bryn Labour Club
The Full Time
Parkway Sports & Social Club
What to look for
- Distance from the church, so guests can drive or walk straight over
- Afternoon availability, usually from around 1pm
- Space for buggies, a corner for nappy changes and somewhere for kids to run
- Food that suits all ages: a buffet is usually easiest
- Step-free access for older relatives
Questions people ask
How long is a christening party?
Most run for three to four hours after the service. Ask venues for an afternoon slot rather than a full evening: it's often cheaper.
Can I bring my own christening cake?
Almost always. Some venues charge a small cake-cutting fee, so ask when you enquire.
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